A Funeral Discourse
A Funeral Discourse
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Death is salvation, because it also intro- duces the saint to the immediate fruition of God in heaven. It is no part of the divine testimony in relation to this interesting subject, nor are we left to infer, that at death the soul descends to sleep "in cold obstruction" with the body: that it lies in insensibility, without consciousness, without enjoyment, until the resurrection of the last day. Oh ! No ! The withering thought, whatever relief such a doctrine might be sup- posed to bring to the... wicked, if they dare not hope for utter annihilation, finds no countenance in the true sayings of God. They teach us di- 14 rectly the reverse. That spirit, which, while we watched in breathless suspense we almost ima- gine ourselves to have seen go forth, yet lives: lives in the full possession of all its faculties, with consciousness awake and sensibilities unim- paired. It has but laid aside the material form through which it was revealed to sense. — Nor is the state into which it has entered, one of mere negation : the absence of pain, but not the en- joyment of positive good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Death is salvation, because it also intro- duces the saint to the immediate fruition of God in heaven. It is no part of the divine testimony in relation to this interesting subject, nor are we left to infer, that at death the soul descends to sleep "in cold obstruction" with the body: that it lies in insensibility, without consciousness, without enjoyment, until the resurrection of the last day. Oh ! No ! The withering thought, whatever relief such a doctrine might be sup- posed to bring to the... wicked, if they dare not hope for utter annihilation, finds no countenance in the true sayings of God. They teach us di- 14 rectly the reverse. That spirit, which, while we watched in breathless suspense we almost ima- gine ourselves to have seen go forth, yet lives: lives in the full possession of all its faculties, with consciousness awake and sensibilities unim- paired. It has but laid aside the material form through which it was revealed to sense. — Nor is the state into which it has entered, one of mere negation : the absence of pain, but not the en- joyment of positive good.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Edward Vermilye to read onlineMoreLess
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